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…THE MICHIGAN_ DAILY Spring, 1906 ti OUR STORY 0Attractive Styles New Colorings IMEN'S W[AR SLargest Line of Woolens j Shown, all at POPULAR PRICES Full DrssSuits a Specialty at 0. H. Wild Co. Leading M~ERCHANT TAILORS 311 S. State St. ISWEATERS E I ' D THE MICHIGAN DAILY. E tit rrted ii ls atrat the Ann P'ttli5ted daily l'tltttaysexepted) tduting thecolegeyea, a 17 'ast \Washtingtont street. Bell Itee8S=.. ftlame Phone 76. Managing Ed...…

…THlE U. OF M. DAILY. (( {f readySold. We e4,cool nt tci int ois An Interesting Publication. Cold. W eather + f1wiIlstroiou nnitilt I su s fioiii o I":ici' gylicti os Te diii ounl f wii- ~v __________ biily, 1w:i .1e'iii proipIh et to aiilso .111 lais r inerinaiiitioa l ehi aio nii' l cl iild,13;' '3LI Daily (.euuciyiiigildge diiiiii is post o iiliiie'. I ti. iceil i ikiiial iii K. T'ini iiri lrii ritililil iijee . ) ipee yia', iraia A 1N I"W ...…

…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY 2 THE UNIVERSITY O~ MICHIGAN DAILY Pabsia d Daily (Sndaya ecepte) dasang the Cllege yea, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Orricaaa The Iland Pes, Heaaig Blck. Bth Ponesa. it. MANAGINGS EDITOR. F. Sea saxe, '1 L. BUISNESS MANAGER. 0. 11.tAtsa.'15.. EDTORtS. ATHLtETIC,. . . . D. tteaaaesT, 't B T.BR. Waaeas,vac.LA.tt. ~otIieis,'0iBL A. . Beasasa '02. . J. B. Wec, ', L..J. MNM1aesaav00, W. 1 ICKtEasY, 'io M, The...…

…THE UNIVERISITY UY MICHIGAN DAILY. Published Daily (Monadays exoeptedlderiag Colee year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MAtIN OFFICE BRANICH OFFIE Argas Hidg, Hale St. 336 S. State Street. Hath 'Phoaes t3. New State 'Phone 183. MANAGING EDITOR, 0. H. HANSt, 01 BUSINESS MANAGEiR, F. EGaELHottt,'0it L EDITORS: ATHLETICS, - G. 5L. llctrs;T, 'Si E A.H.McDeOALL,Ot1E. AZ.A. KNi:;es, 01 L MISS tL, K. SA33INE'03 CAbs. DOoeaK.01 E.H. WSIIIOW,'0 W. P. C...…

…Applications now being taken for the positions of Economics Affairs Coordinator and International Affairs Coordinator of MSA. Please pick up applications at MSA office: 3909 Michigan Union Page 2-Thursday, January 24, 1980-The Michigan Daily HUMANE SOCIETY REFUSES TO GIVE A WAY DOG Frats won't receive house pets (Continued from Page 1) nities have trouble providing (the pet) with long-term lifetime care." Allevato also said she thought the H...…

…Page. Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 24, 1976 I Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 24, 1 97~ Adult Puppetry is The National Marionette Theatre Thurs., ian. 29-8 p.m. Mendelssohn A special children's show, Wed., Jan. 28-1 p.m. TICKETS: Adults-$2.50 Children-$l.25 Available at Hill Auditorium For more info cal 763-1107 presented by UAC, etc. oFennE -I' TOWN DESTROYED C/ 'Ac/ Wll'h ii £enoice4 - LORD OF LIGHT LUTH...…

…Walesa 's wife appeals to court for his release From AP and UP[ WARSAW, Poland - Lech Walesa's wife appealed to the courts to clarify her husband's legal status, and security forces were fortifying checkpoints in-' dicating a tightening of martial law, in- formed sources said yesterday. A report, published in London said Walesa's wife, Danvta, demanded in a letter to know on what charges her husband was being held because he was not formally ...…

…A Page 2-Saturday, January 24, 2981-The Michigan Daily INFLATION HITS 12.4 PERCENT Consumer prices up-again WASHINGTON (AP) - Consumer prices surged upward by 12.4 percent last year, climaxing the worst three- year period of inflation in the United States since World War I, the gover- nment reported yesterday. The government's Consumer Price Index ended the year at 258.4, whpich means a consumer who bought goods and services for $100 in 1967...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdov. nrnrv 24 .197 s :v--r4+a6141 - - %A. I1 4'# J.#- .. YEAR-END REPORT: Inflation up 3.4% Hippies flock to N. Sumatra for cheap grass, easy living NEW MORNING PRESENTS Chester Himes' Ossie Davis' WASHINGTON (M) -- Consumer prices rose moderately in Decem- ber, closing out 1972 with a 3.4 per cent increase in the rate of infla- tion, the same as 1971, the gov- ernment reported yesterday. The Bureau...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, January 24, 1978-The Michigan Daily Where it comes from..' The iBudget Dollar Fiscal Year 1979 Estimate Where it goes... Congress gets Carter's $500 billion budget Excise Taxes Other 5 4 Borrowing Individual1C13 Income Teai: Corporation 358 Income Taxes insu23Ce ReBceipts Source, The WhIte House Paymints to 14 Indiiduas Nt Interest 11 1 Grants to States Other Federal and localities Operations This graph shows both incom...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 24, 19714I Poge Two - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 24, 1974 0 . , ; I io . , , 'o i Mixed Bowling Leagues LAST CALL TO SIGN UP! UN IONLANES Interested in a Challenge We are looking for a group of friends in- terested in a unique living experience. We feel we can offer more than a dorm, apart- Nixon for lower pollution control FAVORS OFFSHOR E OIL DRILLING (Continued from Page 1)...…

…Page Two IHE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Janupry 24, 1975, PageTwo1-IEMICIGANDAIY 1rida, Jnuar24,197 U Ford increases tariff on oil, faces Democratic opposition classroom instruction in electronic music themusic studio Partial list of subjects covered during our 12-week course: " Sound properties and acoustical phenomena * Electronic generation and modification of sound * Theory and use of voltage-controlled equipment * Tape recorder charac...…

…Page -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 2, a1990 Students vie for laughs, prizes by Jody Weinberg Ten University comedians will compete tonight at the University Club in hopes of winning lots of laughs as well as a spot in a national comedy competition. A tape of the winner's act will be sent to a regional competition, where judges will select a regional victor to compete nationally. There will be four regional win- ners from across the c...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 24, 1989 Groups unit for Israeli tree project BY ANDREW KAPLAN Trces, say three Jewish student groups on campus, should not have to suffer because of human differences in the Middle East. So, said Union of Students for Israel member Danya Hoffman, members of the three groups are working to replant Israeli trees they said were razed by arsonists. According to an article distributed by the Jewish...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 24, 2003 NATION WORLD Koreas agree to end standoff SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South and North Korea agreed early yesterday to peacefully resolve the international standoff over North Korea's nuclear programs, according to a joint declaration released after Cabinet-level talks. But South Korea acknowledged it had not been able to draw any compromises from the North over its nuclear programs during the...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 24, 2005 NATION/WORLD Ukraine swears in new president KIEV, Ukraine (AP) - Before a vast crowd of supporters celebrating with a burst of orange balloons, doves and chants, newly inaugurated President Viktor Yushchenko promised yester- day to steer a new course for Ukraine - away from corruption and political cronyism and into the European Union. "Ukraine will stand against all evil," Yushchenko tol...…

…2A - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 FRIDAY: Explained CANDY WOMAN CAN In loco parentis for half of campus Dean of women post not eliminated until 1961 With the admission of women in 1870, the University became a lead- ing progressive example for other major colleges. But 90 years later, the University's policies toward women had lost their progressive edge. It was then that female students cam- paigned the administration for per- mission to w...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 24, 2006 NATION/WORLD Iran threatens full-scale uranium enrichment ' NEWS IN BRIEF HS. EADINESFRMARoND TE WoRLD y'.\ I >1yt "t-. _. * <TJ/ Enrichment can either be used for production of electricity or nukes VIENNA, Austria (AP) - Iran upped the ante yesterday in its nuclear standoff, warning that it will immediately begin developing a full- scale uranium enrichment program if it is referred...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 24; 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 24; 1969 i records New guitarist; new releases By R. A. PERRY, It is very costly for a record company to promote a new name, but in guitarist Christ- opher Parkening, Angel records has, an artist who should prove most durable. On Angel 36019, Parkening, who though only 20 is a-.-professor of guitar -at the University of Southern Califor- nia, clearly shows t...…

…I1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 24. 1964 1ISARMAMENT SYMPOSIUM: Soviet Accuses West of Stalling ENGINEERING COLLEGE: LSA To Vote on Plan To Issue Joint Degree By LOUISE LIND The West's lack of genuine de- sire to scrap their entire machin- ery of war constitutes "the main obstacle" to general and com- plete disarmament, a Soviet offi- c1al said yesterday. Yuli M. Verontsov, counselor and advisor on political affairs of the Soviet ...…

…4 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 24, 1984- M an's death sentence reinstated IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP)-The Supreme Court, in its latest venture into the legal quagmire of capital punishment, made it easier yesterday for states to send convicted murderers to their deaths. The justices ruled, 7-2, that death sen- tences may be imposed even when state courts do not try to determine whether others convicted of similar crimes were t...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 24, 1986 A2 to vote on Central America By JOSEPH PIGOTT Ann Arbor voters will decide on April 6 whether to support a referendum calling for an end to U.S. intervention in Central America. If passed, the referendum would also call for the creation of a league of sister cities in Latin America. The Coalition for Peace in Central America, a local group which was formed specifically to get the refere...…

…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 24, 1985 Engin. Hum. transfers (Continued from Page 1) lose that individual approach," he said. With budget cuts and lost staffers, the nature of the course changed," Loomis said, as "discussion and direc- t instruction in writing became difficult or impossible."* "WE WERE THE victims of programatic changes which we didn't share in making,"he said. Loomis also said that he "wouldn't have vot...…

…West,, should not necessarily be Eing except Mondsy diWing te IWiVer. ird in Control of Stud&At eublwationaa- P OF THE ASS/aCATED PRESS Press is excluaive' etL-tied to the ns to. news die xtuhta credits-d to it or not otkervis. ar cndthe aoal news pa blished theit., postoafce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a see d Tier mail, $3.50. r Pres building, )aynard Street. 966; Editorial, 2414. qm exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig. pear in print, but...…

…1 . ....... .... ........ I I high-class work is a natural sequence to having our workrooms on premises. With our workrooms all under one roof-all under con- .trated personal supervision, we are able to produce those finished sterpieces of tailors' art, so utterly impossible for the great bulk of thes. Your dress suit for the J-Hop should be ordered of us, thus insur- you the best materials, workmanship, and a knowledge of thirty rs' experi...…

…1 \ L/L-11L L downtown buy Daily Orange. ess firms.-Syracuse , Michigan alumni of a play in which they might well be proud. And the women, for the most part, is. have responded splendidly. The num- w ber and calibre of the first group of try-outs were of such a nature that of Mr. A. L. Weeks, author of the book, ept expressed his heartiest approval. as There are, however, some women who feel that it would be casting offd an assumed dignity ...…

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…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, January 24, 1997 NATION/WORLD Milosevic blocks .rebelT taeover Los Angeles Tunes KRAGUJEVAC, Yugoslavia - Violent clashes erupted here yesterday as newly installed officials from the opposition sought to take charge of this city's television station but were blocked from doing so by the regime of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. After angry crowds gathered to demand that the station be turned over in K...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 24, 1996 NAlmom/wORILD UNION Continued from Page 1 Instead, the President offered a hand- ful of modest proposals aimed at easing middle-class anxieties, including a $1,000 scholarship for the top 5 percent of all high school graduates. Aides said it would cost taxpayers $125 million. He called for tax incentives for busi- nesses that clean up abandoned proper- ties and expansion ofa federally fun...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 24, 1995 NOW: v qy, Jan. Zy , 9 s " * f " " " " " " s0 " ! " " " "*#i*" #* " * 0 rIew / 6 0..* S . ' I CA) JAPAN Continued from page 1 of 1.5 million, and environs had reached 5,051 dead, 106 missing and 26,284 injured. More than 56,200 buildings were destroyed or damaged beyond use. Although a massive cleanup has already begun in the ravaged areas, investors' worries about the quake's impact on...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, January 24,1992 AUDITS Continued from page 1 Although the DCAA investi- gated 39 schools, its audit of Stan- ford University has received the most publicity. DCAA questioned approxi- mately $230 million of Stanford's indirect costs from 1981-88. During the 1980s, Stanford re- searchers worked under about 100 memoranda of understanding (MOU). These legally binding con- tracts established methodology for st...…

…2M S2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 24, 1994 Clinton to address crime in State of the Union speech. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Clinton plans to expand his anti- crime package with the State of the Union address, supporting a "three- time loser" proposal to put the most violent felons in jail for life, adminis- tration officials said yesterday. With polls showing crime as vot- ers' No. 1 concern, White House speech writers are ma...…

…PAC F' TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _ - - .. ... . . I . 'Crane Characterizes Lenine As "Vital Power In Russia"~ "A great man, one of the greatest cause all of the Russian people are of his day, and the vital power in Rus-1 cracy. That is an impossibility be-I sia, although, I believe, of utterly mis- against it. taken views," was the comment of - -- ' Prof. Robert T. Crane, of the polit-! ical science department yesterday in 1J se ,Rg CAMPAIGN...…

…---- APER OF THE UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN g except Monday during the Univer -ontrol of Student Publications. 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for spatches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. :e at Ann Arbor. Michigan, as second or mail, $3.50. ess building, Maynard street. Editorial, 2414. Sexceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ppear in print, but as an kvidence of will be published in The Daily...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA T 4r ffir i ait Daftg OFFICIAL NE'WSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday wing the university year by the Board in ontrol of Student Publicatyons. LEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication of all news dis- atches credited to it or not otherwise credited this -paper and also the local news pub- shed herein. Entered ,at the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'J', .-. .it will be pro- A woman's fault in a suit a man. But ;o detect in our n to fit you and be satisfied be- s are arriving di l ^ N State St. U E BOOKS All sizes and prices .ITY is what counts in examinations TAIN PENS filing Pen the best only $1.50 value on the market n's TORE :E: Detroit-7:1o m., also 8:1o THE LITT SCHOOLA SAYS: lix ~ j7 m., 6:o6 a. m., 5p. m., 7:06 p. 4d 10..45,P. n. In., 8:2o a...…

…I E CL H CiIJAN DAILYTE 1f1r-4 I THE I 1 BI ueo oks R FIRST SHIPMENT -OF All Sizes Fountain Official newspaper at he University of MNich- igan. Published every morning except Mo,- day during the university year. Entered- at the postollice at Ann Arbor, Michigan under Act of Congress of March 3, r8 9. Offices Alnn Arbor Press Bunilding. Sub- sc"ription price: by carrier, $.50; by mail, $3.oo. Want Ad. Stations: Press Building; Quarry'...…

…PAGE TWO T[HE N'TC TC.AN DAT LY S4 0FD11 TMGeology Professor -- TELVThinks Cook Should. LINDBERGH PASSES I~rn~r~nIPbe Kept in Prison 3 "5 Ap nPio ,t Lavenworth Inmate Was in Ann TO H EPEXPLRE ArborSeveralATimes toLecture. Admiral Byrd'st Expedition May "The request forwarded fron' Leavenworth penitentiary to th at I Antarctic Region. 'td.orney general at Washington re- ICE MAY BLOCK PASSAGE commending the setting at libert' __of Dr. Frederi...…

… PAO1R °TWO ~ 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUTARY 24, 192C) - ~ ~ ~ .a~a..%.na.a...a.a.an.a...,.-.-... ,. ,:. t d ~SUNDAY,.JANUARY24-PRESENTING N GRGEOUS AND REGAL MANNER ' .,-r,,,.r. -Ia INA LL AM USEMVENVTHIS TORY WITHO UT EQU ,. LA. Against A B-acg'n ofGilded R r ;;t :. t i F ~X 9 i '. ' i , 1 // l' s , : t; [E %. ' ,z. j' 5 ..*AY ,. £ { f 'J1 ! S : i (' .q 4 f ' '' . . . . .v -..xt.l (y w a. , , is " 'r ". : M t r 1 / a^...…

…WoJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, TI-IF MTCI-ITCAN DAB N O R GANIZE FOUL TO EAT WORL Europe aii Adieutfirers Are Exected To ffer Compeition Tro Arctic -Invaders H1AVE 'PRIVATE BACKING By Jo n T. Lewing. Jr. WASH.INGTON, 'Feb. 2.- With at least 'four expeditions preparing in the Vnited States for aerial assaults on' the unconquered Arctic, and three or four others being organized by advent- urous European spirits, it looks lik...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILy TrHURSDAY, JANUyAPY 24, 1029 Mmob" v Plans For Dormitory MIMES TO GIVE SPECIAL SHOWING Campaign Explained OF'tOPERA DURING i-HOP WEEK END Detroit Theaters ! By Detroit Alumnus Offering the guests of' Univer-I the show, making it an even great- Ssity students a the J-Hop an op-1 er production than the one so wellTH A R portunity to see one of the most ,received in Ann Arbor. These "ex- CASS TH A R To Make Complete Canva...…

…THE MICHIGAN LDAILY Fall or Winter Suit from theI in the city. Dress Suits a specialty .UWild Co. lors and Importers 31 South State Street TTE 1W"QA'DAILY Official newspaper at. the University of Mich- igan,. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. E~ntered at the post-office at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 Offices: Second floor, Ann Arbor Press Build- ing, Maynard Street. O...…

…XAo E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1931 Gri Baque, MLP.. GoupFeature Work of Sigmia Dc Ilta Chi RAZZFEST SIMILAR! RICA TB~~ GPTLEENTY[0 -- -- -- i Fraternity Is Host Annually to 'Iterschoastic ress Associain. WAS FOUNDED IN 19101 Robert Tar, 24, and Hawley 'app~ing_ Numbered Amnong Fenorner P'sidents. Ty Richard L. Tobin, '32. Each April, an air of mystery and suspense, m'istus and suspicion invade's Michigan's campus,...…

…PAGE TWO TIIF MICHIGAN TDAILY 'ThIAY, JANUARY 24, 193G Tale Of Notre Dame's Break In Daily Files Spprt's Early History Was One Of 'Brass Knuckles,' Ringers, Ineligibles (Continued from Page 1) appointment at the grid defeat was made plain. June 5, 1910, following a baseball game between Michigan and Notre Dame which the Wolverines won, an editorial appeared entitled "Brass Knuckle Athletics." The editorial said, "It's high time to call qu...…

…PAGE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAIL. 24, 1937 NE WS Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Government May Demand Strike Peace Negotiations WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-OP)- The government may demand that General Motors and striking automo- bile workers open peace negotiations, official conciliators indicated tonight. The way Secretary Perkins put it today was that if other means fail she, may send out "a formal invitation" to negotiations. H...…

…THE MICRH1GAN-DAILY"I TUESDAY, , DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all menbers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President tmtil 3:30; 11.:00 am. on Saturday. l W 1 R I ing courses offered this second semes-' ter are open to upper class and grad- uate students in other schools and colleges: Architecture 11. Domestic Archi- tecture and Housing. TuTh, 2, Room 3...…

…THEI U. OF ,-~j~ f -~p( ,-~j( mainis upon the regular library fund C. a " ex~vn for b~ooks needed iI n nediatel r by tielepIaicrments if instrucition, Puti T11. thellege'yer, byi ELU. OF 'M, INUEF1LPINT A6SOCIATION . lie-ri- ii last 111111 iat till(It tis-Ii lie. Wiiichell's I 11111-. i-hcce Ills aiiii t illmc atteli 11clote ofi thie Well'tle for iasl-to1btile iiisiiiiciiie and te dozn or ore tfll()«e'it he wetie th e tule the' iiirhnc cso lv ...…

…THE MIO;HIOAN DAILY TH]E fiCH IGAN )AI LY. W E WOU(LD HAV E: ef! 1 itttttt P:i~'':tte.at ViYOU TO KNOW:Iiii iic That weaie C ll ) lxi Ii; xve Managin Editr, J. STiANLEY 1sALEV. * * Ilittic. Mantager, CLAUDEI A. TH-OMPSON. SOUR NEW STORE + 1111 " i1'!111U ....... i. . . . Ia M.rl mii the Conitni :. fall trade .c' ii. Jy n1ow icadi .. ACIA '1, V _'c S i) i (l i I ilil That we nmakP lO iiipb ir-*iiScci menits for geniimen , . STd ew.1a ® That we ...…

…PAGE TWO PACETWOTI-IW MICHIGAN DAILY SATU'RDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925 7b i N4 7 Pla (n S A ir EXp - e S ~'J~K l~TH7?E o t~i TO '-P lay Blouse li tre2et By Feb. 1, 1926 Heads Commission j Practil Education Work Will Be SER-VE DCifUBI E P{O Practice teaching anei tion coorses in edu ation forded for the first tfre v 11n {' ^ie~t 'sulprviv>,o (2 (i t. g esewhere for practical ~mUallopuortunity to dlo ST!eh vwork her'e. Prof. Raleigh S...…

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